. >>> good afternoon, president kwan and commissioners. peter dreckmeyer with the tuolumne river trust. i think you both know that president trump has launched a war on the environment and on the state of california. the big question is where does the sfpuc stand on these issues? i believe they've been very aware of what's going on. they might not participate in some of the meetings, strategically, but there comes a time when silence is betrayal. words of martin luther king jr. and just standing by and allowing things like this to happen is not okay. now, i think your staff is well aware of senator feinstein's position on these issues. last fall, she sent a couple of letters with very strong language telling them to back off. we got suspicious and we filed a sunshine ordnance request and we found a whole paper trail of sfpuc staff and lobbyists in dc working on these letters. feinstein sent another letter to the department of commerce last friday. does staff know about that, of course they do. i think you need to sit down with staff and ha

pardon me, please. >>> thank u, chairman kwan and members of the commission. barry nelson working with the golden gate salmon association and the other organizations here today on the issues in washington dc. to put this in a slightly larger legislative context in dc, the salmon fishing community is fighting at least seven different riders like this appearing in congress. as you've heard, this is very much a coordinated attack on the salmon fishing industry coming from the trump administration and very conservative members of congress. we're not asking for your help on all of those things. we're o asking for your help on that one attack on salmon that effects your river. and there are three reasons why it really makes sense for the sfpuc to speak up, given what's likely to play out in dc ithe next several months. this rider is in the cjs,he t commerce justice and science opns ll. what we've seen in the past is that these riders will often pop up again and again and again on multiple vehicles. and one of the reasons you should take a position now is because we

president kwan. i wanted to call something to your mind. over two years ago, the commission adopted changes to the wisep. at that time, bosca asked for an accounting of the financing costs and in a letter to you, that may, your staff committed to performing such an accounting and prior to any future budget adjustments for wisep to make that available. this april, you again adopted changes to the wisep, including budget adjustments and in our comments, we again asked for such an accounting by may 1. something that would provide documentation of assumption and financing costs and the resulting financial impact on the program. the commission asked if we could make it june 1 and i agreed. unfortunately that report is not yet prepared. i did get a call from your staff letting me know that it wasn't ready yet. and i understand that but this report remains critically important and i want to make sure it stays on your radar and on my radar so that it is completed and it provides us an opportunity to look at those costs so thank you. >> thank you. >

this is what can you do if you are actually building a society. >> tucker: first thing lee kwan dlu wasea to eliminate corruption. which might be a stumbling block for the kim regime. mark, stay with us. we are going to be in rolling coverage for the next hour, if you would. we will go down to nigel farage who is standing by i think in london. nigel, are you there? >> yes, i am. >> tucker: what does the rest of the world make of this? this has never happened before. is doing it a lot of european leaders detest trump. how do they square that. >> they are confused. they are still talking about g-7, of course. they are all condemning trump for his behavior. although failings noticed that the italians, this new regime in rome got a bit closer to america over the weekend so, it's mostly criticism and the bbc this morning was running with a line that trump goes into this summit ill prepared almost met with incon juliet that the meeting between trump and kim will be -- you got media expecting this summit to run other global summits have done. trump does things differently. in fact, if it wasn'

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say kwan barclay to brianna stewart. the magazine is something to see.en it comes out. makes you feel -- >> going to have a lot of buyers on that one. >> do a few more sit ups in my life every time i see it. we have the top stories coming up next. ve >>> in today's top stories, nearly a dozen navy seal divers and rescuers have resumed their search for 12 boys and their soccer coach who have been missing three days in an extensive network of slightly flooded caves in thailand. heavy rain in the northern province has caused parts of the cave to fill up with as much as 16 feet of water temporarily halting their efforts. authorities say tourists trapped there by floods in the past have been rescued after the water receded and they believe the boys and their coach are still in good condition. >> let's hope so. a makeshift memorial continuing to grow outside a bronx bodega where a teenager was brutally murdered last week. police have now arrested seven people in connection with the death of 15-year-old la sandro guzman feliz. he was attacked memrs in what they

respect the deal now although you have the german chancellor angela merkel in the french president mark kwan stressing that the shows you appear in unity what is clear is that they've had to bow to the pressure of the italians and other central european states what we're hearing from the german chancellor is that here and said this is not the end of the road so for example we know that migrants who have been registered in it's a greece and spain but are picked up on the german austrian border will be sent back but at the same time it's not clear how exactly this will be implemented and how this new deal will pan out on the ground still so many questions there are to his policy or thank you for that update. when experts told us that despite the show of unity from european leaders member states are still basically threats for america is a greedy political troubles we don't know whether she would be chancellor in the next weeks and so she she was obliged to do to reach a compromise. mr mccrone is not consistent i thought i mean he's keep saying that the wants are more strongly than. human europ

no dels opponent in the final four will be another argentine kwan martin del potro the two thousand and nine u.s. open champion international said carried over from wednesday because of rain the world number six speed measuring chinny chin four six two inches first french open same final since two thousand and nine. i filled in those old hubby. two made the right decision for play here and i am doing well. of course i didn't expect to get some if i know it's couple of weeks before but. i'm still. alive in my physically it's good. hopefully i come be ready for tomorrow. that's a look at the main male litter move on to the women's side of things and a dominant performance from world number one simona halep sees her reach the final at roland garros for the third time in her career she closes in on what could be her first ever grand slam title the romanian beater the twenty six team champion got to be near moved to advance she won quite comfortably six one six four against the number three seen from spain allopaths lost three previous grand slam finals in her career including two at roland

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in august and decay will move here to the presidential palace replacing kwan manuel santos the man responsible for putting together the twenty sixteen peace accords with the fog rebels that ended fifty years of conflict the question for many colombians is what do pay a critic of those accords will do next. duke is talked about rewriting the peace accord saying the treatment of rebels has been too lenient colombia's constitutional court has ruled the agreement can't be tampered with so that may not be easy form a high commissioner for peace daniel garcia penya says dukie is already softening his rhetoric an indication the bulk of the agreement may remain it will be very interesting to see to what degree we will see a president who could take. up positions against the process sort of effect what we saw last night is an indication over the war veteran. that will in fact be able to allow the peace process to continue. by the sea duke a status as a newcomer and they would can his favor. not the administrative experience that many of our prior presidents have that those will means that he isn't pain

motor noty in when jean kwan was elected mayor. however, it not very popular nationwide. take a look. our investigative unit has looked at the numbers. you can see the states highlighted here. maine is using it for statewide elections. it shows out of the 11 cities that used ranked choice voting, four are here in the bay area. oakla oakland and san leandro. >>> new details in a murder in san francisco's mission district where a woman's body was dismembered. as we first reported on today in the bay, police found the body of a woman found yesterday. we now know her name is margaret rose. friends referred to her as mammi. 47-year-old lis gonzales used a hacksaw to cut off the woman's arms and legs. she then left the bagged up parts in a storage bin under her home. it turns out the woman rented a room from gonzalez. the two women mostly kept to themselves. >> it unbelievable. you don't think of these things happening right downstairs from you. >> police that they were arguing because the woman refused to move out. she also admitted sme she flipped during the dispute. when ask

i remember seeing something like this way back in kwan. and since i'm speaking in front of this group, i'll do what we all do. i want to blame scalia for all this. back in kwan, scalia basically, and the concur nls that would sound like a dissent at some points, he chastised his colleagues for not taking on the technology of the day. and sort of deciding each case on the very narrow specific basises without thinking of the strong constitutional jurisprudence and the law going forward, but it's funny when the court finally decided to take on this sort of post-internet, this post-internet era case of jones, jones being the gps case. not even five minutes, i went back and looked at the timer. not even five minutes into the oral argument, what does scalia do? he basically says, listen, i know i'm supposed to be talking, but i'm really going to talk about cats. he said i think this is wrongly decided. but it's okay. don't worry about it. we're not going to overrule it today. however. and that struck me, particularly because it seemed to be out

lee kwan eu often said to me, e dominant power in the 21st century only if it is the dominant pacific power. lee, the founder of modern singapore and one of the smartest minds i've met, spoke about this issue late in life as he worried about the breakdown of the stability that allowed for the extraordinary global growth of the last half century. theey he was certain was deep american engagement in asia, which was quickly becoming the center of global economics and power. alas, donald trump appears to be doing everything he can to violate lee's dictum. the media got the singapore summit wrong. the real headline should have been, "u.s. weakens its 70-year alliance with south korea." the most striking elements of trump's initiative were not simply that he lavished praise on north korea's dictator, kim jong-un, but that he announced the cancellation of military exercises with south korea, adopting north korea's own rhetoric by calling them provocative. the president must have missed his briefing. in fact, it is north korea that p provokes and threatens south korea as it has done since it

jean kwan using that effectively in 2010. i want to ask you more about irn persky.hat he's out of a job this mo the lot ofocus on should you tis, you don't want the judiciary being politicized. in this case, the voters used their power in california. they don't have this for federal judges. in california you are allowed to recall a judge. this is going to send a strong message certainly on the issue of sexual assault. obviously there's a new judge in place of persky. >> just to remind everyone, judge persky sentenced brock turner to just six months in jail and turner ended up only serving three months as a resulted. i think one of the interesting results is going into the election, there was a huge gender gap. we'll see if we can look at results afterward. there was something like a 29-point gender gap between men and women with women clearly wanting judge persky out. >> i think you can argue that maybe this is why we have the recall in the first place. i think this was really an attention getting, setting an example with the larger issue of sexual assault. people s

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haidi: joining us now is yoon young-kwan who is south korea's former foreign minister and now a professort to have you on for us. just trying to get a gauge with the little information we have, the body language, the smiles from the north korean leader, that balcony shot as they went for a walk. how does that change or not change or expectations of outcom fthe summit? yoon: i t so far they have been doing fine. the body language seems to be friendly. i thinkomethingill come out of their discussions about what to do, this important issue of denuclearization. so i'm looking forward to results. there will be something, i think. do you expect a compromise or agreement could be reached on the concept of denuclearization, particularly if the u.s. is going in with wanting to complete irreversible dismantlement, verifiable as well. is that a level of standard that north korea is willing to meet yoon: yes. been koreans have not yet clear whether they are really -- i thinthe fact that they decided to meet with each other thatngapore today shows there might have been some agreements achieved between

it said that in greenwood and in kwan where it confronted a claim issue hereme law at created an expectation of privacy above and beyond what the fourth amendment required. thought -- don't measure these rules by what congress has provided in the communications act. congress'stes efforts to provide enhanced protection above and beyond the fourth amendment does not alter the content of the fourth amendment. >> i agree with you that the law is at the moment third-party information, with a few exceptions. it appears another exception technologyt, because has changed dramatically to the point where you get cell phone information and tower information and put it together. in a way where it tracks a person's movement for 274 days. it is an unreasonable thing for the government to do. assume that is so. one thing that is bothering me about that line is what i said before. i would like your reaction about how to draw such a line, if we draw it. i will be very specific about this, i said -- i didn't have much basis in your brief for saying it, it is true that it is quite frequent or at least not abno